The mansion summer home of Governor Sir John Wentworth circa 1767. Now an archaeological site owned by the state.

Museum of natural history and so much more!  Founded in 1912 by Dr. Henry Libby, the museum offers an insight into local wildlife and natural specimens rarely seen.  Children's Programs.  Lectures.  Art Classes.

Boating history of NH's lakes and rivers.  Classic wooden boats, sailboats, canoes, kayaks, photographs and memorabilia.  Kids games make the trip fun and educational for the whole family.  Gift shop.

Visit the Clark Park Museum - Clark House 1778 with period furnishings;  Antique Firehouse with 4, 1800's engines; 1805 One-room Shcoolhouse; 1820's barn in process re-erection.  Wednesday-Friday 10-4; Sat 10-1.  $4 adults, $2 students, under 6 yrs free.

PO Box 1066

03894

Devoted to preserving and sharing the stories of the Greatest Generation.  Exhibits illustrating 1940s home life and a nationally-significant military vehicle collection bring the past to life.

77 Center Street

Wolfeboro, NH